Vehicle Inspection: Conducting thorough inspections of two-wheelers to identify and diagnose mechanical, electrical, and technical issues. Checking for worn-out or damaged parts that require repair or replacement. Routine Maintenance: Performing routine maintenance tasks such as oil changes, filter replacements, brake adjustments, tire checks, and fluid level inspections. Following manufacturer guidelines and service schedules to ensure optimal performance and safety. Repair Work: Repairing and replacing faulty parts or components including engines, transmissions, brakes, suspension systems, electrical systems, and exhaust systems. Using specialized tools and equipment to perform repairs accurately and efficiently. Diagnostic Testing: Utilizing diagnostic tools and equipment to diagnose complex mechanical and electrical problems. Analyzing diagnostic results to pinpoint the root cause of vehicle issues and recommending appropriate repairs. Customer Interaction: Interacting with vehicle owners to understand their concerns and symptoms, explaining necessary repairs or maintenance services, and providing estimates for cost and time required for repairs. Technical Expertise: Possessing a deep understanding of the mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic systems specific to two-wheeled vehicles. Keeping up-to-date with advancements in vehicle technology and repair techniques. Safety Compliance: Ensuring all repair and maintenance activities comply with safety regulations and standards. Conducting quality checks to verify the integrity and functionality of repaired vehicles before returning them to customers. Parts Management: Ordering, receiving, and managing inventory of parts and materials required for repairs and maintenance. Keeping accurate records of parts usage, inventory levels, and supplier information. Emergency Repairs: Responding promptly to emergency repair requests, especially for vehicles used for daily commuting or commercial purposes where downtime can impact the owner's livelihood. Collaboration: Working collaboratively with other mechanics and technicians in a workshop or service center environment. Sharing knowledge, assisting with complex repairs, and contributing to a positive team environment. Customer Satisfaction: Striving to deliver high-quality repair and maintenance services that meet or exceed customer expectations. Building trust and loyalty with customers through reliable and efficient service delivery. Continuing Education: Pursuing ongoing training and certifications to stay current with industry trends, new vehicle models, and emerging repair technologies. Enhancing skills and expertise to provide excellent service and support to customers.